Other than the fact that these states were admitted to the Union between 1803 and 1858, what do they have in common?

A) They each entered the Union as free states.

B) They each entered the Union as slave states.

C) These states were created from land gained from the War with Mexico.

D) Each of these states used the concept of popular sovereignty to settle the slavery issue.

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Maeve Horton

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15 July, 11:37

Other than the fact that these states were admitted to the Union between 1803 and 1858, what do they have in common?

A) They each entered the Union as free states.

B) They each entered the Union as slave states.

C) These states were created from land gained from the War with Mexico.

D) Each of these states used the concept of popular sovereignty to settle the slavery issue.

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Saniyah Bird · Answer 1

Other than the fact that these states were admitted to the Union between 1803 and 1858, the other thing that they have in common is that each of these states used the concept of popular sovereignty to settle the slavery issue.